Shortly after the presidential election, Donald Trump has threatened to hike tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico, the three largest trade partners of the U.S. The president-elect told the two North American neighbors that they had to stop the flow of migrants and drugs into this country or face a 25% tariff on all goods.
Was this another of his off-the-cuff remarks that might indicate a decision or a tactic in some negotiation? And does it matter? Maybe not to commercial real estate.
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